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  1. For your edification and pleasure: 187 in-depth interviews with the people who built the modern web. Publishing, art direction, content strategy, typography, web technology, and more. Hosted by yours truly. It’s everything web that matters.

    bigwebshow.fireside.fm/ #WebDesignHistory

  2. For your edification and pleasure: 187 in-depth interviews with the people who built the modern web. Publishing, art direction, content strategy, typography, web technology, and more. Hosted by yours truly. It’s everything web that matters.

    bigwebshow.fireside.fm/ #WebDesignHistory

  3. “1995 begins with web designers creating cinematic experiences using images and browser tricks, and ends with the arrival of table support in Netscape Navigator, giving true control over layout.” – @ricmac

    cybercultural.com/p/1995-web-d #WebDesign #WebDesignHistory #DesignHistory #WarnerBros #cinema #movies #films #marketing #promotions

  4. “1995 begins with web designers creating cinematic experiences using images and browser tricks, and ends with the arrival of table support in Netscape Navigator, giving true control over layout.” – @ricmac

    cybercultural.com/p/1995-web-d #WebDesign #WebDesignHistory #DesignHistory #WarnerBros #cinema #movies #films #marketing #promotions

  5. In the latest post in my web design history series, I look at Batman Forever, an influential 1995 website by @[email protected] and friends. Also, later in the year HTML tables arrive, along with early visual design tools FrontPage & PageMill. cybercultural.com/p/1995-web-d... #WebDesignHistory

    1995: From Batman Forever’s ci...

  6. In the latest post in my web design history series, I look at Batman Forever, an influential 1995 website by @zeldman and friends. Also, later in the year HTML tables arrive, along with early visual design tools FrontPage and PageMill. cybercultural.com/p/1995-web-d #WebDesignHistory

  7. In the latest post in my web design history series, I look at Batman Forever, an influential 1995 website by @zeldman and friends. Also, later in the year HTML tables arrive, along with early visual design tools FrontPage and PageMill. cybercultural.com/p/1995-web-d #WebDesignHistory

  8. Although the Web is technically limited in 1994, it is a fast-growing network and so curation quickly becomes a design problem. Enter Glenn Davis and his website, Cool Site of the Day. cybercultural.com/p/1994-cool-... #WebDesignHistory

    1994: Cool Site of the Day and...

  9. Although the Web is technically limited in 1994, it is a fast-growing network and so curation quickly becomes a design problem. Enter Glenn Davis and his website, Cool Site of the Day. cybercultural.com/p/1994-cool- #WebDesignHistory

  10. Although the Web is technically limited in 1994, it is a fast-growing network and so curation quickly becomes a design problem. Enter Glenn Davis and his website, Cool Site of the Day. cybercultural.com/p/1994-cool- #WebDesignHistory

  11. Continuing Cybercultural's history of web design, we're still in 1993 but now we come to perhaps the world's first web designer: Jennifer Niederst Robbins. She designed O'Reilly's Global Network Navigator (GNN), which aimed to be an "online magazine". Not easy when you can't even control the colors on a web page! cybercultural.com/p/1993-globa #WebDesignHistory

  12. Continuing Cybercultural's history of web design, we're still in 1993 but now we come to perhaps the world's first web designer: Jennifer Niederst Robbins. She designed O'Reilly's Global Network Navigator (GNN), which aimed to be an "online magazine". Not easy when you can't even control the colors on a web page! cybercultural.com/p/1993-globa #WebDesignHistory

  13. In 1993, web design didn't really exist — you couldn't even change the background color of your web page from grey. But Mosaic launched the first era of visual web design with the IMG tag, and soon after an MTV VJ (@adam) improbably created one of the first commercial websites. cybercultural.com/p/1993-mtv-i #WebDesignHistory

  14. In 1993, web design didn't really exist — you couldn't even change the background color of your web page from grey. But Mosaic launched the first era of visual web design with the IMG tag, and soon after an MTV VJ (@adam) improbably created one of the first commercial websites. cybercultural.com/p/1993-mtv-i #WebDesignHistory

  15. Had a day off today and went to Hay-on-Wye (the UK’s book town) with my daughter. I managed to find a 2006 web design book, packed with screenshots. Anyone else a fan of the “Web Design Index by Content” books? #WebDesignHistory

  16. Had a day off today and went to Hay-on-Wye (the UK’s book town) with my daughter. I managed to find a 2006 web design book, packed with screenshots. Anyone else a fan of the “Web Design Index by Content” books? #WebDesignHistory

  17. Had a day off today and went to Hay-on-Wye (the UK’s book town) with my daughter. I managed to find a 2006 web design book, packed with screenshots. Anyone else a fan of the “Web Design Index by Content” books? #WebDesignHistory

  18. Today I'm launching season 5 of Cybercultural: the history of web design from 1993 till 2012. It will be a celebration of the peak years of personal websites and blogs! I invite you to subscribe now for weekly updates via email or RSS. cybercultural.com/p/history-of... #WebDesignHistory

    The History of Web Design, 199...

  19. Today I'm launching season 5 of Cybercultural: the history of web design from 1993 till 2012. It will be a celebration of the peak years of personal websites and blogs! I invite you to subscribe now for weekly updates via email or RSS. cybercultural.com/p/history-of... #WebDesignHistory

    The History of Web Design, 199...

  20. Today I'm launching season 5 of Cybercultural: the history of web design from 1993 till 2012. It will be a celebration of the peak years of personal websites and blogs! My intro post explains the structure and a few of the main themes I'll be exploring (e.g. personal web design vs platform peer pressure). I invite you to subscribe now for regular updates via email or RSS. cybercultural.com/p/history-of #WebDesignHistory

  21. Today I'm launching season 5 of Cybercultural: the history of web design from 1993 till 2012. It will be a celebration of the peak years of personal websites and blogs! My intro post explains the structure and a few of the main themes I'll be exploring (e.g. personal web design vs platform peer pressure). I invite you to subscribe now for regular updates via email or RSS. cybercultural.com/p/history-of #WebDesignHistory

  22. “Above all, read what you are designing, and imagine reading it for the first time, like someone who just found it.”

    The late Dean Allen on designing pages to be read. Includes An Entirely Incomplete List of Things a Non–Illiterate Designer Should Know Before Being a Designer. From A List Apart in November of 2001.

    alistapart.com/article/reading #ReadingDesign #typesetting #readability #webdesign #WebDesignHistory

  23. “Above all, read what you are designing, and imagine reading it for the first time, like someone who just found it.”

    The late Dean Allen on designing pages to be read. Includes An Entirely Incomplete List of Things a Non–Illiterate Designer Should Know Before Being a Designer. From A List Apart in November of 2001.

    alistapart.com/article/reading #ReadingDesign #typesetting #readability #webdesign #WebDesignHistory

  24. Remember when creating a website was a new frontier? FrontPage 2000, released by Microsoft, was a game-changer for aspiring web designers in the late '90s and early 2000s. It offered an intuitive interface, WYSIWYG editing, and integrated tools that made website creation accessible to everyone, without needing to write code. A staple in early web development, FrontPage 2000 paved the way for modern web design tools.
    🏷️ #RetroTech #90sNostalgia #2000sTech #WebDesignHistory #OldSchoolSoftware

  25. Remember when creating a website was a new frontier? FrontPage 2000, released by Microsoft, was a game-changer for aspiring web designers in the late '90s and early 2000s. It offered an intuitive interface, WYSIWYG editing, and integrated tools that made website creation accessible to everyone, without needing to write code. A staple in early web development, FrontPage 2000 paved the way for modern web design tools.
    🏷️ #RetroTech #90sNostalgia #2000sTech #WebDesignHistory #OldSchoolSoftware

  26. Shoutout a #Gabocorp, porque cambió como se hacían los websites en los 90s.

    Él comenzó el trend de los "Flash Sites" artísticos, con intro, que antes eran toda una obra de arte, aunque ya no se usen.

    #AdobeFlash #MacromediaFlash #PuertoRico #WebDesign #WebDesignHistory

  27. Bring back spicy tentacles on the frontpage @valvesoftware 😡
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    RT @WebDesignMuseum
    Steam website in 2005

    #WebDesignHistory #Steam
    twitter.com/WebDesignMuseum/st

  28. Bring back spicy tentacles on the frontpage @valvesoftware 😡
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    RT @WebDesignMuseum
    Steam website in 2005

    #WebDesignHistory #Steam
    twitter.com/WebDesignMuseum/st

  29. Meo deos, já entrei muito nesse site p jogar 😂

    Quem lembra dele??
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    RT @WebDesignMuseum
    Newgrounds website in 2003

    #WebDesignHistory
    twitter.com/WebDesignMuseum/st

  30. Let's make the net weird again and bring this stuff back
    #makethenetweirdagain
    (via @WebDesignMuseum on Twitter)

    Web design trends in 1999

    – Backstreet Boys
    – Bikini
    – eBoy
    – Mortal Kombat

    #WebDesignHistory

  31. RT @[email protected]

    Web browsing the Apple website in 2002 in Netscape Communicator 4.7.

    #WebDesignHistory

  32. RT @[email protected]

    Web design 1990s nostalgia

    McDonald's in 1996
    KFC in 1999
    Pepsi in 1996
    Pizza Hut in 1996

    #WebDesignHistory